Doping in sport and the development of anti-doping policy Flashcards

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What were some items used in doping in the Ancient Games?

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Brandy, wine, mushrooms, sheep testicles and sesame seeds were
used to enhance performance

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What were some items used in doping in Ancient Rome?

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Gladiators consumed substances that aided recovery and masked pain. Magic mushrooms, cannabis and other narcotics

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What were the punishments for doping in ancient Greece?

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. public humiliation
. sanctions
. death penalties

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What are the early developments of doping in cycling?

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. The death of Welsh cyclist, Arthur Linton 1896, winner of the Bordeaux–Paris race is speculated to have been linked to doping
. cyclists used cocaine wine

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What were the Olympic beginnings of doping?

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. Winner of the 1904 Olympic Games marathon, Thomas Hicks was given multiple doses of brandy and strychnine during the race by his coaches

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What is the history of doping and anti‐doping: 1920s

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. few reported doping cases in the 1920s
. may be because of stories of death instead of scaring athletes athletes made them more cautios and discrete in the drug taking
. In 1928, the IAAF became the first federation to prohibit the use of PEDs

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What is the history of doping and anti‐doping: 1930s

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. 1930s, anabolic steroids had developed with the goal of
increasing aggression in soldiers
. rumoured to have moved from German military to the athletes due to jump in medals

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What is the history of doping and anti‐doping: post war years

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. After World War II, the international sports climate became an ‘athletic cold war
. 1952- Soviet used anabolic steroids
. US then developed their own

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When did public interest increase in doping?

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d following the death of Danish cyclist who had amphetamines, Knud Jensen, at the 1960 Rome Olympics

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What is the history of doping and anti‐doping: 1960s

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. By the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, the IOC had introduced testing in cycling, and a programme to deter athletes from doping;
. By the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, the IOC had implemented preliminary
drug‐testing in all events- first athlete to be banned Swedish athlete who had beers before race

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What is the history of doping and anti‐doping: 1970s

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. By the 1972 Munich Olympics, the IOC had executed the first
comprehensive testing at the international competition level
. By the 1976 Montreal Olympics, anabolic steroids were finally outlawed,
when a reliable test to detect its use was developed.

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What was the State plan 14.25?

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In the 1970s, the GDR (East Germany) implemented
. athletes given steroids labelled as vitamins
. GDR womans swim team very successful in 1976
. they grew facial hair etc

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What is the history of doping and anti‐doping: 1980/90s

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. shadiest ever race? 1988 Seoul Olympics 100m Final
. Ben Johnson (winner) failed test as well as 75% of the field
. masking agents emerged
which had the ability to interfere with the accurate detection of
performance enhancing drugs

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What is the history of doping and anti‐doping: 1990s at the Tour de France

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. 1998 Tour de France was marred by several doping scandals, known as the Festina affair… later 92% of the Tour riders had been using EPO

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What is the history of WADA?

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Established in 1999 (as a result of the IOC’s World Conference on
Doping in Sport), WADA is a private, non‐governmental organisation
organised to execute anti‐doping efforts

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What was the Russian doping scandal and the McLaren Report

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2016, the Maclaren Report found, that drug‐testing procedures in Russia had been wantonly and systemically subverted for t over 1000 athletes across a number of sports between 2011 and 2015
. No Russian representatives at next winter Olympics

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Explain the argument of doping that it is a harm to the integrity of sport?

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. destroys athletic prowess and instead science

. people argue this is just a development of sport

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Explain the Arguments for and against doping:

A level playing field

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. view that PEDs leads to unfair sport

. people say that sport isn’t level anyway naturally and PEDs can be used to enhance it